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CCM-15185 List Letters uses new queue
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Don't swallow asdf install terraform failure
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Think it's an older issue, but on my end the editor can't find some of these jest globals.
We can either import them
import { describe, test, expect, jest } from "@jest/globals";in each fileor
add them to tsconfig.json
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Hmm, interesting, it's fine in my editor. I find closing and re-opening vscode fixes most issues like this. Unless I did else something to fix this at some point and I've just forgotten?
Adding the import to each file would make the issue go away, I'd expect, but it shouldn't be necessary. I don't pretend to understand how tsconfig.json works, but I think your suggestion would restrict the use of globals to jest, that is prevent them from being used from other packages.